New subscriber. Great review skills you have. Hit all the bases. Provided great detail that's pertinent to what an end user would want to hear. Looking forward to further videos and checking out your previous.
Love it! I always just try to explain the actual user experience as simply as possible and I'm glad I was able to do that. The user experience matters more than just specs. Thank you very much for commenting.
same here , no matter how big the surface is , sometimes you missed out the touch , especially when double touches and more , you cannot press too fast or too slow , unlike button you will surely input the right command
You'd have to push it to 80%-100% and someone would have to be sitting next to you. Even then they wouldn't hear what you are listening to all the way. Great point. Sorry i forgot to mention that!
As a reviewer you shouldn't let your own personal preferences dominate the objectivity of the product. Many people, like me, DO NOT LIKE touch controls. It's subjective at best. Just say that you prefer them but understand that others might like buttons. The size of the case is fine for the high majority. It can easily fit into my pants pocket. A good reviewer knows when their personal opinions isn't a majority opinion. Don't speak in absolutes if your opinion isn't shared by the high majority of others (or other reviewers). I don't like that the volume is too low (I'm not use to these style of earbuds). I been listening to iems and expensive closed back headphones for over 18 years.
lol just do a review yourself if you know so much. It's funny when people comment like they speak for me or know what I like and it's all opinionated anyway. I do not conform to others opinion no matter the majority because I think for myself, seems like you don't know what that kind of freedom of expression is like.
@@TechOutAdam I did plenty of reviews years ago. You mistook what I said. It's ok to state your opinion in a review. Just acknowledge that many will have different opinions and a lot of things are subjective. You have to know when your opinion is not shared by most people. It's a choice of words that's important. Being more objective is usually the best route for the best reviews. Here is an example. "I hate that there are no touch controls but I understand that some will actually like buttons instead". Or "I wish the case was a little smaller. But some might not find the case too big as it still fits in pants pockets fairly well." Also know these things have over 10hr battery life. That means they have a big battery. That means a smaller case would most likely fail to charge them 3 full times. Most would rather have the size of the case (still fits in pocket) and keep the battery life.
I love these earphones. Not the best for music but for everything else, they're perfect
Battery Life 10/10
Comfort 9/10
Music 9/10
Podcast 10/10
Easy Control 10/10
Sports Band 10/10
Bluetooth 10/10
Secure Fit 10/10
New subscriber. Great review skills you have. Hit all the bases. Provided great detail that's pertinent to what an end user would want to hear.
Looking forward to further videos and checking out your previous.
Love it! I always just try to explain the actual user experience as simply as possible and I'm glad I was able to do that. The user experience matters more than just specs. Thank you very much for commenting.
Great review. I hate touch controls. They can be a royal pain.
I agree. touch controls sucks !😊
same here , no matter how big the surface is , sometimes you missed out the touch , especially when double touches and more , you cannot press too fast or too slow , unlike button you will surely input the right command
I want them but not at that price. Been close to pulling trigger but 170 is tough. I think the 120ish is spot on
The reason I am getting these is because I hate touch control on my OWS 2's. Buttons more accurate
What's the noise leak like? Would people in the same room be able to hear it?
You'd have to push it to 80%-100% and someone would have to be sitting next to you. Even then they wouldn't hear what you are listening to all the way. Great point. Sorry i forgot to mention that!
@@TechOutAdam but with 20-30% volume is enough for you ? somehow feeling you are exaggerate lol
I was waiting for your new video
Thank you I truly hope it's helpful! Hope you're doing well.
I noticed one thing, your video is very good. But why views, likes, and subscribers are less@@TechOutAdam
@@TH-camExpertZesanI don't think he controls that. 😉
Thanks for the review. Do they have mono mode?
You didn't mention anything about receiving calls ??? 🙄
Any buds called pro should have bottons !
As a reviewer you shouldn't let your own personal preferences dominate the objectivity of the product.
Many people, like me, DO NOT LIKE touch controls. It's subjective at best.
Just say that you prefer them but understand that others might like buttons.
The size of the case is fine for the high majority. It can easily fit into my pants pocket.
A good reviewer knows when their personal opinions isn't a majority opinion. Don't speak in absolutes if your opinion isn't shared by the high majority of others (or other reviewers).
I don't like that the volume is too low (I'm not use to these style of earbuds). I been listening to iems and expensive closed back headphones for over 18 years.
lol just do a review yourself if you know so much. It's funny when people comment like they speak for me or know what I like and it's all opinionated anyway. I do not conform to others opinion no matter the majority because I think for myself, seems like you don't know what that kind of freedom of expression is like.
@@TechOutAdam I did plenty of reviews years ago.
You mistook what I said. It's ok to state your opinion in a review. Just acknowledge that many will have different opinions and a lot of things are subjective. You have to know when your opinion is not shared by most people. It's a choice of words that's important.
Being more objective is usually the best route for the best reviews.
Here is an example.
"I hate that there are no touch controls but I understand that some will actually like buttons instead".
Or
"I wish the case was a little smaller. But some might not find the case too big as it still fits in pants pockets fairly well."
Also know these things have over 10hr battery life. That means they have a big battery. That means a smaller case would most likely fail to charge them 3 full times. Most would rather have the size of the case (still fits in pocket) and keep the battery life.
No sound quality test
Good review, but these things look like retainers for the back of the neck. 😫
Fair enough ha ha!